I sadly haven't started hrt yet, but i hope to be able to do it as soon as possible, maybe at the age of 23-25, so i can build some kind of base, come out to people and earn some money to be able to pay for it.
i am still very afraid... but my close friends have been very supportive so far ^^

Quote from: Crazy_Emma on August 20, 2017, 07:35:46 PM
I sadly haven't started hrt yet, but i hope to be able to do it as soon as possible, maybe at the age of 23-25, so i can build some kind of base, come out to people and earn some money to be able to pay for it.
i am still very afraid... but my close friends have been very supportive so far ^^

I was around your age when I first realized.  In the 70's it was so cost prohibitive for me to achieve my dream, I gave up till now. Though I am happy with my life so far I think I may have been happier if I had been able to transition younger.  It would have been considerably easier to physically look like a woman and have a much easier time learning to be a woman.
Good luck Emma! Jessica 🙋🏼

Quote from: Jessica on August 20, 2017, 07:50:50 PM
I was around your age when I first realized.  In the 70's it was so cost prohibitive for me to achieve my dream, I gave up till now. Though I am happy with my life so far I think I may have been happier if I had been able to transition younger.  It would have been considerably easier to physically look like a woman and have a much easier time learning to be a woman.
Good luck Emma! Jessica 🙋🏼

Thanks Jessica.
I'm happy for you that you're able to be yourself, I'll give my best to achieve that too ^^

I was a really late bloomer, the limited amount of natal puberty I did have was horrific and I already had some gynecomastia going on probably from smoking tons of pot when I started HRT 45 years ago at 17. Maybe time has clouded my memories or it's just my perception but starting HRT was more like my first puberty than a second. Could be just that it mattered more?